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The Effect Stacking Fault Segregation and Phase Transformations have on Creep Strength in Ni-based Superalloys
Smith, Timothy M ; Good, Brian S ; Gabb, Timothy P ; Esser, Bryan ; Egan, Ashton ; Rae, Catherine ; Evans, Laura J ; Mccomb, David ; Mills, Michael
关键词: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS;    CREEP PROPERTIES;    CREEP STRENGTH;    CRYSTAL DEFECTS;    DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY;    HEAT RESISTANT ALLOYS;    HIGH RESOLUTION;    HIGH TEMPERATURE;    MICROSTRUCTURE;    NICKEL ALLOYS;    PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS;    POLYCRYSTALS;    SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY;    TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY;    SIMULATION;   
RP-ID  :  GRC-E-DAA-TN65520
学科分类:金属与冶金
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来源: NASA Technical Reports Server
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【 摘 要 】
In this study, two commercially similar polycrystalline Ni-based disk superalloys (LSHR and ME3) were creep tested at 760C and 552MPa to approximately 0.3% plastic strain. LSHR consistently displayed superior creep properties at this stress/temperature regime even though the microstructural characteristics between the two alloys were comparable. High resolution structural and chemical analysis, however, revealed significant differences between the two alloys among active gamma prime shearing modes involving superlattice intrinsic and extrinsic stacking faults. In ME3, Co and Cr segregation and Ni and Al depletion were observed along the intrinsic faults - revealing a gamma prime -to- gamma phase transformation. Conversely in LSHR, an alloy with a higher W content, Co and W segregation was observed along the intrinsic faults. This observation combined with scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) simulations confirm a gamma prime-to-D019 phase transformation along the intrinsic faults in LSHR. Using experimental observations and density functional theory calculations, a novel local phase transformation strengthening mechanism is proposed that could be further utilized to improve the high temperature creep capabilities of Ni-base disk alloys.
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